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Dillian Whyte Wants Fight Against Johnny Fisher
Dillian Whyte vows to stop Johnny Fisher in four rounds, calling him 'The Romford Bull'.
In brief
Dillian Whyte vows to stop Johnny Fisher in four rounds, calling him 'The Romford Bull'. Dillian Whyte says he will knock out Johnny Fisher in three or four rounds, calling him a 'stepping stone' for his next title challenge. Originally reported by Sky Sports.
Johnny Fisher's recent fight
Johnny Fisher pushed to his limits by Michael Pirotton at Copper Box Arena in London on Saturday night.
Dillian Whyte's readiness
Dillian Whyte says he is well up for a fight against Johnny Fisher and doesn't mind being a 'stepping stone' for the 'Romford Bull'.
Whyte's confidence
Whyte vows to stop 'The Romford Bull' inside four rounds, saying he'll be surprised if it goes past three or four rounds.
Whyte's assessment of Fisher
Whyte calls Fisher erratic but dangerous, noting his big punches and hard hits.
Whyte's biggest threat
Whyte identifies Fisher's big overhand rights as his biggest threat in the fight.
“Big overhand rights really. That's it really, but I've fought the best of my generation.”
Sky Sports expert warning
Sky Sports expert Johnny Nelson warns Whyte could be too much for Fisher and advises smart matchmaking.
Next fight details
Zuffa Boxing returns with Chris Billam-Smith fighting Cheavon Clarke on November 7.
The main idea
Dillian Whyte says he will knock out Johnny Fisher in three or four rounds, calling him a 'stepping stone' for his next title challenge.
